AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoOrtega’s Alliance: Raúl Castro congratulated Daniel Ortega on his 81st birthday, reaffirming Cuba’s alliance with Nicaragua against what he called a U.S.-led “imperial offensive.” Migration: A caravan of roughly 1,500 to 2,000 people, including Nicaraguans, set out from southern Mexico hoping U.S. election results could bring a change in immigration policy. Washington says its border restrictions remain in place. Miami-Dade’s mayor urged Congress to restore Temporary Protected Status for Nicaraguans and other immigrants facing the loss of work permits and deportation. Succession Questions: Ortega’s return to public view after more than two months away—where he appeared frail and confused—has renewed speculation about whether his wife, co-president Rosario Murillo, or their son could succeed him. U.S. Tensions: The Trump administration renewed its designation of Nicaragua as an “extraordinary threat,” a move Managua has condemned as unilateral pressure. Regional Impact: A magnitude 5.6 earthquake off Guatemala was felt in Nicaragua and neighboring El Salvador; no significant damage or casualties were initially reported.
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